season 2 of the pit Amazingly, Dr. Michael “Robbie” Robinavich (Noah Wyle) held baby Jane Doe and assured her that “everything is going to be okay.” But is it? There’s still the issue of a looming sabbatical and motorcycle trips without a helmet, not to mention his largely untreated mental health issues. And the rest … Read more
This week’s CBS Renewal/Cancellation offers little to predict this season, but there’s still plenty to talk about as CBS’ fall schedule has been announced and there are plenty of changes coming. Keep reading for my take on some of the biggest moves in the schedule, including time slot upgrades for Elsbeth and FBI, season shortening … Read more
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah native who first made headlines seven years ago when he sang on “America’s Got Talent” has been working hard ever since winning the reality TV competition. And now, Kodi Lee is celebrating the release of his first album, Exactly As I Am. Announcing the album’s release, Lee said in … Read more
Los Angeles has never been shy about excess. But some homes go beyond luxury and embrace the bizarre. From Jaws-like mansions tied to murder legends to a flying saucer house perched on a single pillar, these architectural oddities are more than just eye candy. These are the properties that make even jaded Angelenos do a … Read more
caveat! This post contains spoilers for Absolute Batman #19 For nearly 87 years, batman It has one of the most famous superhero origin stories of all time. Similarly, the tragic murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne in Crime Alley have largely been portrayed as random acts of violence. However, there were also depictions that teased … Read more
Last week, horror IPs and romantic comedies failed to lure viewers away from cartoon plumbers and amateur astronauts. So this week, The Mummy, action star Bob Odenkirk, and Theo Fung(?) are giving it a try. No dice. People are still glued to the year’s two biggest movies, and not since 2016 have two movies done … Read more
Tach Pollard’s sculptures feel less like carved objects and more like emerging entities, as if they had been waiting quietly and patiently within the grain of ancient wood. Rooted in the oak forests of the Sussex Weald where he spent his childhood, Pollard’s work has the weight of time, myth and memory, reflecting the slow … Read more
Undertone’s Nina Kiri.Image via A24 Arthouse distributor A24 did what any disruptor should do. It has created a niche market in an industry dominated by legacy players. That influence was heard loud and clear when Warner Bros. recently announced the launch of a new label aimed at distributing the mid-budget films that have been the … Read more
Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission when you buy through links in our articles. Credit: Marvel Studios I have never felt this way as much as I did when I sat in the theater and watched it in 2018. avengers/endgame. The powerful moment when Captain America once again confronts Thanos, Falcon’s voice … Read more
Spider-Man exploded in popularity in the 2000s as Sam Raimi’s first movie brought Spider-Man to our screens, but in the comics, Marvel reinvented everything fans knew about Spider-Man. This included some good points (excellent spiderman) and bad points (brand new day). Many of the changes came thanks to the run of writer J. Michael Straczynski, … Read more